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Kestrel Eye provides eyes for soldiers
Soldiers will be able to use the Kestrel Eye satellite at the unit level.
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Find out what lawmakers want to do to the military in 2020 | Defense News Weekly, June 7, 2019
With lawmakers releasing versions of the 2020 defense policy bill, there’s a lot of change in store for the military in coming years. Find out the details.
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House Democrats fire salvos in war over F-15EX, Space Force
In their version of the 2020 defense authorization bill, House Democrats are laying out their positions on two high profile issues, setting up a political battle on Capitol Hill.
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Concerns grow over Ford-class carriers and the F-35C
Lawmakers are upset that the new Ford-class carriers can’t deploy with the F-35C, and are trying to block the Navy from taking delivery until they can.
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Shanahan confronts China at Shangri-La
Acting defense secretary Patrick Shanahan didn’t mince words when talking in Singapore about Chinese behavior.
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Future space leaders testify on Capitol Hill
Two of the nation’s future leaders in military space testified to the Senate Armed Services Committee. Here are the highlights.
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Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
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New aircraft carrier hits major milestone |Defense News Weekly, May 31, 2019
In this week’s episode, the future USS John F Kennedy gets her island, Poland requests F-35s, and we take a look at the future of naval aviation.
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F-35s for Poland?
Poland has begun the process to buy F-35s for their air force, requesting 32 of the next-gen strike fighter.
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Lockheed Martin drops out of FFG(X) competition–but will still play a big role
After being awarded an initial design contract, Lockheed Martin has decided not to enter a modified Freedom-class LCS in the Navy’s frigate competition. But their tech will have a home on whatever the winning design wins.
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Kestrel Eye provides eyes for soldiers
Soldiers will be able to use the Kestrel Eye satellite at the unit level.
-
Find out what lawmakers want to do to the military in 2020 | Defense News Weekly, June 7, 2019
With lawmakers releasing versions of the 2020 defense policy bill, there’s a lot of change in store for the military in coming years. Find out the details.
-
House Democrats fire salvos in war over F-15EX, Space Force
In their version of the 2020 defense authorization bill, House Democrats are laying out their positions on two high profile issues, setting up a political battle on Capitol Hill.
-
Concerns grow over Ford-class carriers and the F-35C
Lawmakers are upset that the new Ford-class carriers can’t deploy with the F-35C, and are trying to block the Navy from taking delivery until they can.
-
Shanahan confronts China at Shangri-La
Acting defense secretary Patrick Shanahan didn’t mince words when talking in Singapore about Chinese behavior.
-
Future space leaders testify on Capitol Hill
Two of the nation’s future leaders in military space testified to the Senate Armed Services Committee. Here are the highlights.
-
Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
-
New aircraft carrier hits major milestone |Defense News Weekly, May 31, 2019
In this week’s episode, the future USS John F Kennedy gets her island, Poland requests F-35s, and we take a look at the future of naval aviation.
-
F-35s for Poland?
Poland has begun the process to buy F-35s for their air force, requesting 32 of the next-gen strike fighter.
-
Lockheed Martin drops out of FFG(X) competition–but will still play a big role
After being awarded an initial design contract, Lockheed Martin has decided not to enter a modified Freedom-class LCS in the Navy’s frigate competition. But their tech will have a home on whatever the winning design wins.
-
Kestrel Eye provides eyes for soldiers
Soldiers will be able to use the Kestrel Eye satellite at the unit level.
-
Find out what lawmakers want to do to the military in 2020 | Defense News Weekly, June 7, 2019
With lawmakers releasing versions of the 2020 defense policy bill, there’s a lot of change in store for the military in coming years. Find out the details.
-
House Democrats fire salvos in war over F-15EX, Space Force
In their version of the 2020 defense authorization bill, House Democrats are laying out their positions on two high profile issues, setting up a political battle on Capitol Hill.
-
Concerns grow over Ford-class carriers and the F-35C
Lawmakers are upset that the new Ford-class carriers can’t deploy with the F-35C, and are trying to block the Navy from taking delivery until they can.
-
Shanahan confronts China at Shangri-La
Acting defense secretary Patrick Shanahan didn’t mince words when talking in Singapore about Chinese behavior.
-
Future space leaders testify on Capitol Hill
Two of the nation’s future leaders in military space testified to the Senate Armed Services Committee. Here are the highlights.
-
Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
-
New aircraft carrier hits major milestone |Defense News Weekly, May 31, 2019
In this week’s episode, the future USS John F Kennedy gets her island, Poland requests F-35s, and we take a look at the future of naval aviation.
-
F-35s for Poland?
Poland has begun the process to buy F-35s for their air force, requesting 32 of the next-gen strike fighter.
-
Lockheed Martin drops out of FFG(X) competition–but will still play a big role
After being awarded an initial design contract, Lockheed Martin has decided not to enter a modified Freedom-class LCS in the Navy’s frigate competition. But their tech will have a home on whatever the winning design wins.













